2024-03-282024-03-281968-11-22https://hdl.handle.net/10323/12701Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmHanoi demands peace talks now: Plea is coupled with charge of spreading war ; De Gaulle deflated on birthday: Devaluation of franc looms ; New blast perils mine rescue bid ; 11 killed, 55 hurt in Jerusalem blast ; Board unmoved on school site ; Slayer is sentenced in NY ; Volunteers draft Nixon legislative plan ; Birmingham area: Headmistress for Kingswood Is appointed ; Greek regime decides not to execute plotter ; Two get 2nd transplants ; Couple is slain in New Jersey ; Alaska executives die in plane crash ; Israelis might speed up Arab repatriations ; TV antismoking ad rule upheld ; Wisconsin college suspends classes ; Demonstrations end Frisco college truce ; Blast rocks campus in West Virginia; Sen. Lodge testifies on need for higher pay ; W. Bloomfield board OKs plans for new high school ; Highland still eyes police unit ; Shelby Twp. names new trustee to 7-man planning commission ; Lapeer police continue hunt for missing girl ; Pontiac State Hospital will expand emergency outpatient clinic service ; U.S. asks FBI probe of Ann Arbor police ; Blacks plan stores in Royal Oak Twp ; MSU gets grants of $3.6 million ; Hearing slated in MSU obscenity case ; Gas is sold to fuel oil buyersPDFen-USUsers assume all responsibility for questions of copyright, invasion of privacy, and rights of publicity that may arise in using reproductions from the library's collections.Vietnam WarMine safetySmokingPolice tacticsCensorshipStudent activismAcademic freedomThe Pontiac Press: 1968-11-22TextOakland University